Camping gear recommendations: tents, beds, accessories and upmarket luxuries

[Frumious B.]

How do people make coffee? I use a GSI espresso maker. It's similar to the smallest Bialetti stove top pot. I have to use it twice to get my fix.

I'd like to try the Wildpresso - has anyone got one? This is the Wild Hybrid version which uses ground coffee or pods:

 

[UnderOpenSky]

How do people make coffee? I use a GSI espresso maker. It's similar to the smallest Bialetti stove top pot. I have to use it twice to get my fix.

I'd like to try the Wildpresso - has anyone got one? This is the Wild Hybrid version which uses ground coffee or pods:

Umm yeah.

 

[Frumious B.]

Umm yeah.

Well, that was informative.

 

[UnderOpenSky]

Well, that was informative.

Took me a while to the image showing.

 

[Frumious B.]

You are the least aspirational camper ever.

 

[UnderOpenSky]

You are the least aspirational camper ever.

Yeah, that's cos it's normally on a wet hillside after a long day and less you have to take with the minimum faf the better.

Lots to be said for a simple box of kit you can just pick up and go.

 

[Frumious B.]

Lots to be said for a simple box of kit you can just pick up and go.

Troo dat. I can heartily recommend US army MREs, complete with chemical heater. A complete hot meal which fits in your pocket, needs no cooking equipment or a plate or anything, just a spork. And it lasts for years. If you buy by the case they're £2.50 each. (That's the best price I can find in the UK.)

 

[geminisnake]

pogofish, there is a coffee question requiring an answer ^^^

 

[Lemon Eddy]

Troo dat. I can heartily recommend US army MREs, complete with chemical heater. A complete hot meal which fits in your pocket, needs no cooking equipment or a plate or anything, just a spork. And it lasts for years. If you buy by the case they're £2.50 each. (That's the best price I can find in the UK.)

If you can find them that cheap, you're doing better than me. Any chance of a link?

 

[fredfelt]

When weight is not an issue I take along an Aeropress. However often I put my camping kit on my bike so even the relatively small Aeropress is a bit bulky so I take one one of these:

I quite fancy one of these to go with my panniers!

 

[Frumious B.]

If you can find them that cheap, you're doing better than me. Any chance of a link?

Sorry, rubbish maths - it was 6.25. 79 quid for a case of 12. Dunno where I got 2.50 from.

 

[Warrior1]

How do people make coffee? I use a GSI espresso maker. It's similar to the smallest Bialetti stove top pot. I have to use it twice to get my fix.

I'd like to try the Wildpresso - has anyone got one? This is the Wild Hybrid version which uses ground coffee or pods:

Those are my photos. You could at least give me credit for them, and not act like they're yours : http://jungletraining.com/forums/sh...ini-Espresso-Maker-Review&p=274614#post274614